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I fully realize what we are saying.
People 'profile' every day. We all do. We DISCRIMINATE as much as we can. We choose our friends, choose not to talk to certain neighbors, choose not to go certain places.

Profiling for NATIONAL DEFENSE, and using it to identify people who are BOMBING buildings and murdering people, and profiling for personal revulsion are different things. And profiling to catch terrorists is only necessary until we win the war against Islam.
You don't think there's a chance for a governmental, official, action of this kind. As it stands now, you're probably right. But things change- and grassroots action does not need 'official' permission.
Millions of American citizens can- and will- rise up.
We have the right to protect our homes,do we not? We don't HAVE to wait for police to come to our aid.
It will be an ugly day in American history if the people have to do what the government will not-but it may end up being a necessary one.

You and I aren't allowed to profile if we do it under the authority of 'our employer' or for financial gain. We are individuals who can be sued for our individual discriminations, ie. refusing to rent to a couple of homos, someone of a particular ethnicity, etc.

Now refusing to answer our front door because someone of a certain race is outside is our personal right. We are not required to accept a dinner table next to a group of turban attired individuals because we have the choice of leaving the restaurant. We don't have to eat there.

Today the key is to keep your mouth shut and not 'embarrass' these people in public. Political correctness has gone way too far for my personal taste. If I think someone is a disgusting a$$hole, I am apt to say so no matter what race, color, ethnicity or how many educational degrees they have.